Thank God It's My Friday. Expression used by one who takes off work on Friday. As a result, the emotion and joy associated with Friday is experienced on Thursday.
Person 1: You seem unusually happy for a Thursday.
Person 2: That's because I am taking tomorrow off. TGIMF!
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Overwhelmed and exhausted by social media to the point of no participation. This includes providing no updates, comments, likes or tweets.
Person 1: Hey, what did you think about Rick's Facebook update? It was classic!
Person 2: I didn't see it.
Person 1: What do you mean?
Person 2: I haven't been on Facebook or Twitter in weeks, I'm totally booked out.
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The proper conduct expected when either viewing or waiting to view titles at redbox or other self-service DVD machine.
Example #1:
Person 1: Man! Did you see how long that lady took to pick a movie. She must have looked through every page twice before picking a video.
Person 2: Dude, I know. She has poor redtiquette.
Example #2:
Person 1: Man! Did you see the way that guy was hovering over us while we were browsing titles. I got so nervous that I just picked one.
Person 2: Dude, I know. He was a real mr. bungle. He has poor redtiquette.
The regret one feels after returning an item they purchased or received as a gift.
Rick felt returner's remorse shortly after returning the new laptop he purchased 30 minutes earlier.
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A condition among Facebookers where one loses the ability to post status updates or comments to the posts of others.
Person 1: Hey man, are you okay? I haven't seen much from you on Facebook. I was starting to think you were dead.
Person 2: I'm fine. I just have a bad case of Faceblock. I can't even bring myself to login.
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A condition a Twitter user experiences when they lose the ability tweet or retweet messages on Twitter.
This is the worst time to have this case of Tweeter's Block. I've got so much going on right now, if I don't tweet something, I'm going to hurt my personal brand.
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The portion of the goods or services acquired or earned by children that can be claimed by their parent(s).
Child: Dad, look at all the candy I got for Halloween!
Dad: Cool. Give me your peanut butter cups.
Child: What? Why?
Dad: Parental tax.